A generic black-and-white square does the job, but nobody looks at it twice. Build a code that carries your logo, your colours or a photo of your signature dish, and scanning becomes part of sitting down.
A plain black square gives a guest nothing to go on. It could lead anywhere, so some of them simply don’t bother. A code that visibly belongs to your restaurant answers that question before it is asked.
No account, no expiry date, no charge per scan.
Important tip: Always test your QR code in the environment where it will be used. Try scanning it with different devices and under various lighting conditions to make sure it works reliably for your audience.
How a branded code looks on real tables, windows and signage. Click any tile for the full-size version.
Using a Picture QR Code in your restaurant? I’d love to feature it here. Send me a photo via the feedback form (pick Submit gallery image), and if it makes it into the gallery you get free Premium access as a thank-you.
Both versions produce the same code. Premium adds the print-ready export formats, removes the watermark, and covers the commercial use that menus, signage and packaging count as.
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The free version is fully working: your own background, no expiry, scans anywhere. Premium is for when the code has to go to print.